BCCI to meet to examine footage of IPL sting op

May 15, 2012 10:57

The big story this morning: The India TV sting operation that showed five domestic-level players, representing various IPL franchises, apparently succumbing to the lure of fixing.

It showed the players discussing the alleged involvement of IPL captains and even team owners in such activities and engaging in lengthy haggling over the price of bowling a no-ball on demand in the IPL.

The players were also seen discussing deals in which IPL owners allegedly pay players sums "in black" well beyond the slabs prescribed by the league.

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